Type-writing machine.



PATENTED MAR. 1-0, 1908.

2. SHOLES- TYPEWRITING MACHINE. APPLICATION FILED MAR. 16, 1903.

4 SHEETS-SHEET L MTNEE5E5= INVENTHY Ni 881,350 PATENTED MAR. 10, 1908.

z. e. SHOLES.

TYPE WRITING MAGHINE. APPLIOATIOH I'ILED MAR. 16, 1903.

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\AATNESSES:

v 1-h5 ATTORNEY 'PATENTED MAR. 10 1908.

z. G. SHOLES. TYPE- WRITING MACHINE. APPLIOATIOK FILED MAR. 16, 1903.

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I TTEIHNEY MTNEE EQ fly i UNITED STAT ZALMON G. SHO LES OF EVANSTON, ILLI NO IS, ASSIGNOR'TO UNION TYPEWRITER COMPANY, OF JERSEY CITY, NEW JERSEY, A CORPORATION OF'NEW JERSE To all rah 01a ii-may concern: j

TYPE-WRITING MACHINE.

- Specification of Letters Patent.

1 atent.ed March 10, mos.

' Application flled'flarch 16, 1903. Serial'No. 149,050.

Be it known that I, ZALMON G. snows,

citizen of the United Statesyand resident of' Evanston, in the countyof Cookand- State of Illinois, have invented certain new and use- -ful Improvements in Type-Writing Ma'- chines, of which the followlng is a specification. r My invention relates to typewriting machines and more particularly to the type-' actions for visible Writing machines, and one of the mam ObjGCtS of said 1nvent1on 1s to provide a rapid, efficient and easy type-ac tion and to provide a uniform leverage, a uni-- form extent of dip of the key-levers andv a uniform touch throughout the system.

A further object of the invention is to provide an eflicient roller bearing su port for the ty e-bars and the character 0 whichis' such t at a large number of type-bars can be mounted or supported upon the segment without increasing the size thereof. J

To the above and other ends which will hereinafter appear, my inventionconsists in the novel features of construction, arrange ments of parts and combinations of devices to be hereinafter described and particularly pointed out in the'appended claims.

In the accompanying. drawings, wherein like reference characters indicate corresponding parts mthe various views, Figure 1 is a front to'rear vertical sectional view of one -fornr-Joftypewrltingmaclnne embodying my invention. Fig.2 is'a vertical transvcrseisectional 'view of the same the section-being taken on the line at, w, of Fr 1.

and lookin towards the rear of the 111813111118. Fi 3 i's'aetailx plan view of the key-levers, su -levers and 'bellscran'ks of the various ac tions, the upper ends of the bell-cranks being sectioned away. Fig. 4 is an. enlarged detai transverse sectional view of a type -'barhanger with the set of type-b'ars' mounted thereon, the-section being taken on-theline yfy, of Fig. 5 and looking in the direction of the arrowin said figure. Fi 5 is a fra mentary side elevation of t e same wit parts brokenaway." Fig, 6 is an enlarged,

detail fragmentary transverse sectional view ofthe type-barhanger construction and one ofthe type-bars, the view being taken on'the same section line as Fig. 4. F1g-. 7is'a fragmentary detail side view of atype-bar shown tachedfrointhe hanger; Fig; 8 is a detail enlarged detail fragmentary plan view ofthe forward end of one of the sub levers. Fi 11 is an enlarged detail fragmentary si e view showing the rear endof one of the keylevers. Fig. 1 2 is-a transverse sectional view of the same taken-on the line 2, 2, of Fig. 11.

I have illustratedmy invention applied to a front-strike typewriting. machine, or to one charact r of visible writing machines, though it s ould be understood that from certain aspects the invention may be applied toother styles of writing machines.

The frame of the machine comprises a base 1, corner-posts 2 and topplate 3, which latter supports a suitable traveling carriage (not shown) that carries a platen 4., diagrammatically illustrated in Figs. 1, '2 and 9. The carriage likewise supports a feed-rack 5, which meshes with-a pinion 6 carried upon the forward end of a [shaft which is supported in a bearing 7 mountedupon the to -plate of the machine. The rear end of t eshaft to which the pinion '6 is secured is operatively connected to an 'escapement wheel 8 with which feed-do s 9 006 crate. j The dogs are carried by a roc er 10 having a rock-shaft 11 supported in bearings in a bracket-plate 12. A for- Wardiyprojecting arm 13 extends from the rook-shaft and carries a. transverse bar 14, to the'ends of which are connected depending links 15. The-lower ends of these links are connected to a universal bar 16 that extends beneath. the various key-levers 17. The rock-shaftl-l and the parts connected thereto are restored to the normal position by a1spring18' connected atone end 19 to the bracket plate 12 andat its opposite end 20 to the rock-shaft. The key-levers 1 7 arepreferably made of wood and each key-- lever hasanopening therein near the r-ear end, in whichiis seated a metallic thimble or .bushing 21. This thimble has 'a flange 2 2 on one end thereof and may be inserted within the opening .in the key-lever and 2 of the drawings, thus-firmly clam onseeuring the thimble or bushing tot e which extends through the thim'bles' in the.

."entire series of key-levers and is secured at its ends to the base 1 of :the machine. A depending'guide comb 25 is secured, to

"'thebase ofthe machine near therear portion thereof and alike. depending comb 26 is secured to the base near the forward por-q tionthereof in order to guide the key-levers in their movements, it being understood that :the key-levers are received between the teeth of the combs or guides and 26} The forward ends of the key-levers are provided.

' with the usual finger-keys 27 and a yoke 28 is secured to each key-levernear the rear portion thereof by a rivet 29 orother suitfable-connecting means; The upwardly projecting. freeends of each yoke are united by a pin 30, that-extends between the arms and is. received within aslot 31 in a substantially horizontally dis osed straight sub-lever 32 .which' is pivote at 33 in a slotted bar 34 secured to the base of the machine and extending from side to side thereof. The

various sub-levers 32 are parallel and extend fore and aft of, the machine and are situated directly above the horizontally fdisposed key -l'evers 17 and. are substantially parallel therewith.- .The fsub-levers are preferably.

made of metal'and' the forward end of each sub-lever is. bifurcated or split at 35 '(see Fig. -;1 0) so as to provide two arms 36 be tweenwhich extends va pin 37 that constitutes the pivot of an anti-friction roller 38,

so that the'f anti friction roller is contained within a bifurcated portion of the sub-lever.

This anti-friction j roller is received within a slot 39 inthe-rearwardly extending arm 40 of a belly-crank 41 ivoted at 42in a slotted bar 43 that exten s from side-to .side of the machine' drawings, it will be observed that the bell-" From. an examination ofhigl'2 ofthe cranks are vertically disposed and are sub- I .stanti'ally parallel and are pivoted in a'single transverse'line andforward of the ivotal centers "of. the type-bars, and that t e upright arms 44 ofthe bell-cranks terminate at diflerent heights so that the up er ends thereof are segmentally arranged; t 1e short-,

est arm's being at the center of the system and progressively increasing in height as they approach the sides.

, Referring to Fig. 3, it will beseen that the, rearwardly extending arms 40 of 'the bellcranks are of progressively greater'lengths from the center to the sides of the system of bell-cranks and that the ends of said arms are likewise arranged segmentally. It will likewise'be seen that the sub-levers 32 vary in length and that the forward ends thereof are segmentally arranged t3 correspond to the segmentalarrangement of the rear ends of the bell-cranks with which they engage, so that thesub-levers are pro essively shorter from the center tothe si es'ofthe that the arms of the bell-cranks at the center of the system are shortest, whereas those at the sides of the system are the longest and that as the upwardly extending arms increase in height for operative connection to the type-bars, the rearwardly extending arms increase in length to a proportionate degree and that the sub-levers decrease in crease in length. The purpose of this con struction and arrangement is to afford a uniform levera e, and a uniform touch and extent of dip of the key-levers throughout the key-board of the machine.

I As will be seen at Fig. 2, the upright arms of the bell-cranks at and near the center of the system are substantially straightlthrough- ,out their lengths, whereas the u right arms of the bell-cranks at the sides 0 the system are bent inwardly in order to compensate for the difierence in width. between the system of key-levers and the segmentally-arranged system oftype-bars and so that theupper ends of the arms 44 of the. various bell-cranks may be situated in a segmental arrangement which conforms substantially to the segmental arrangement of the type-bars. The upper ends ofthe arms 44 of the bell-cranks are each connected to" a draw-link 45 that preferably consists of atwo-part link, the partsfbeing united by a turn-buckle 46 in order that the length of each link may be varied at will. The rear end of each of the links 45 is pivotally connected at 47 to an ear or projection 48 ona type-bar49, so that v adirect fore and aft pull is exerted by each bell-crank on its type-bar. Each type-bar is shown provided with two types 50 and with an eye or hub 51 that has an anti-friction roller-bearing ring 52 secured therein. This ring may be driven in placein the eye and held there by frictional contact or by any suitable means. The inner face of the' ring 52 is substantially V-shaped to provide a way or groove 53 for the anti friction balls or rollers 5 L A plurality of type-bars are mounted on each type-banhangcr 55 which comprises a bifurcated supporting portion 56 that-is adaptedto straddle the lowe edge of the type-bar-segment 57, the various hangers being spaced apart by lugs 58 on the segment. Extending transversely through each hanger are openings 59 and 60, the former of hich is screw-threaded for cooperation with e threaded end of a screw 61 that passes through said openings and through an unthreaded opening62 in the segment. The unthreaded o ening in each hanger has a counter-sun portion 63 for the reception system; From, this it will be understood length as the arms of the bell-cranks de" of the head 6ft of an associated screw 61..

By this arrangement each hanger is jr'igidly' secured tojthe typ'e bar segment and may be readily mounted eng rremovedtherefrom,

the heads .of the, various screws 6-lfbeing readily accessible for this purpose, as will be seen bylanexaminationmof' Fig. 2. 'Pr'ojecty. ing from the hangemis'a-central webI which has on the opposite'faces' thereof circul-ar. rollerebearings 66 for cooperation 1 with the a11ti friction balls or rollers I 4. The planes of the opposite faces of the web or of the bearings thereon are'inclined to the med-ian plane aof the Web, andof-the type-barhangerv so that theplane of one bearing 66 is at an angle to the plane ofthe other. I Extending laterally from'o'ppos'ite sides of the web 65 of-each' hanger and'at'right angles, to theplanes of said sides, are oppositely disposed s'crewthread'ed' pintles or studs or projections. 67, 'which' extend through the eyes of the. associated SYP bflI'S and constitute suppo'rtsffor' bearings plates 68. Each plate 68' has a central screw-threaded aperture by means of which" it maybe mounted and adjusted on-its pintle 67,- the adjustment being in vva plane parallel to .the.

plane of ,the associated roller-bearing 66..

Each bearing p1a'te68 has'an inclinedface i 69 that is received witlnnthe eyt of a type-- ing forcoeperation with .the anti-frictlon,

barand constitutes an adjustable roller bean rollers 54. \Eachlplate 68 has one or more threaded openings extending therethrough, (three being shown) for. the reception; of

" screws 70 which are adapted toproject through the plate and through the eye of the associated type-bar and to bear at their inner ends against a side orface of the Web 65 of. the hanger, as illustrated in Fig. 4, so

as to secure ,thelbearing'plate in the position to which ithas been adjusted andto prevent an accidental rotation -o'r rotary displace-v inent of the bearing plate- 'on' its pintle 67.

. By this construction the types-bars on each hangerare arranged side by side and the pivotal centers-of the various bars are in a 'singlecurved line. g v

' From'an inspection of Fig.'6, it will be seen thattheouter edge orperiphery of each bearing plate or disk forms a circular flange 71 that extends into a circular groove 72 in the hub or eye-portion or the b'earing'ring of the type-bar so as to" overlap the opening in the eye and the joint be'tweenthe bearingplate and type-bar an form a breakjoint, inv ordertopre'vent dust or grit from entering the bearings for the type-bar.

The construction is preferably such that the edge 71 of each plate will be maintained out of contact with the type-bar under the 'various adjustments of the plate in order not' to in-.

. terfere with thefree movement'ofthe typebar on its bearing rollers.

It will be understood from the foregoing description that. the cons'truction provides ity of type-bars.

the base of the machine.

.efiicient means for readily mounting or dis-- mounting 'thetype-bars; that it provides eflicient roller-bearings that tend to prevent a lateral deflection or movement of the bars at their; bearings and during the movements of the bars to and from the printing-point and thatfla large number of bars can be mounted n the segment without ncreasing the'siz'e' thereof and that each hanger supports oninterposed bearing rollers, a plural- It will likewise be seen that the construction is such that the median "plane of each type-bar and its bearings radiates from the printing point, or a point adjacent thereto and that this median plane bar, so that it is unnecessary to bend the various type-bars at the sides of the system.

The type-bar segment 57 is connected-by screws 57 a to a vertically movable frame 73 which has depending arms 74 at the ends thereof. Links 75 are each pivoted at one end 75 to the upper portion ofthe frame 73 and at its other end to a bracket 75 secured to the frame of the machine. The lower ends of the arms 74 are pivoted to parallel arms 76 that'project from a rock-shaft 76v that .extends from side to side of the machine .and is supported in bearings 77 secured to extended rearwardly at 78 soas to form shiftmg lever-arms for effecting a vertlcal mo e- The links 76 are 9 ment .of the type-bar segment and type-bars for upper and lower case writing, and the parts 75 and 7 6 constitute in ffect parallel links .on which the segment moves. The lever-arms 78are connected-to links 79 and .to suitable key-actu ating devices (not shown) and by means of which motion maybe transmitted to the shifting levers 78. One set of iparallel links 75 and 7 6 and a shifting lever, 78 aresituated at each side of the machine for connection with the type-bar-segment so that the segment may be elevated or lowered at both sides thereof when the segment is shifted. Securedto the rear 'ofthe segment is a depending arm 80 to which is connected by screws 80 a forwardly and upwardly extending arm 81 which has secured thereto at 82 a segm'ental pad 83 for supporting the free ends of the type-bars. l orwardly projecting arms 84 extend from the segment, one

I co-act in their movcmcl'itsto the printing position. I

heretofore explained, the key-levers are Cir 8O for each baris at an angle to every other v the spring.

gnidod in then movotnonts botwoen the tooth of tho ombs 25 and so. whoroas the sublovoi's 31'. and boll-cranks it are guidcd in their slots in tho bars 34 and -13rospoctivoly, and tho koy-hw vi, sub-lever and boll-crank of each action are in the same vertical plane."

Each snh-lovor has one end of a contractile spring H7 oonnoctod thereto, whereas the op posito ond of said spring is connected to a fastening dovico 88 thatconsists of a stapleliko piece, one arm 88" of which projects through an oponing in the associated key-lever and is threaded at its lower end where it oxtends beyond the key-lever for ctiopcration with a nut 80. This so-callod nut may consist of a block of leather aportured to receive the scrcwthreaded end of the fastening device. The shorter arm 88* of the fastening device extends into an opening 9t) in the key lever and affords a vertical adjustment of the fastening device or'an adjustment thereof relatively to and transversely of the key lever so that the tension of the spring may be varied and the short arm of the fastening device may, if desired, be removed from the opening 90 in-the key-lever to permit a disconnection of the spring from said fastening device. \Nhen, however, the short arm of the fastening device is seated in the opening 90 in the key-lever, as illustrated in Fig. 1, the spring cannot be disconnected from said fastening device, though an adjustment of the tension of the spring thereof may be effected. This spring '87 is e'liective to restore the key-lever, sub-lever, bell-crank and type-bar to their normal positions. From a comparison of Figs. 1 and 9, it will be observed that the spring is under its lightest tension when the parts are in the normal positions represented in Fig. and when a key-lover is depressed, the forward arm-of the.

sub-lever 32 and the key-lever 1.7 will move in opposite directions, thereby expanding When the tinger-key is released, the contractile spring 87 will draw the forward arm of the sub-lever and the keylevor 17 towards each other, thereby restoring the various parts to their normal-positions, as illustrated in Fig. 1. The connec tion of the restoring spring to the sub-lever and koy-lcvor in the manner described, aflords an easy initial movement of the keylcver and the parts controlled thoreby and causes a quick restoration of the parts from the printing position by reason of the factthat the ends oi the spring are moved away from each other by the parts to which they are connected and. the spring is under its greatest strain when the type-bar is in its printing position.

\ivhile I have shown and. described the;

embodiment oi my invention in one form of typewriting machine, it shouldbe understood that various changes in construction may be made without departing from the spirit of my invention and that certain l'oatnros thorool may be employed without the othors.

What I claim as new and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is:--

t. in a front-strike typewriting machine, the combination of a system of parallel keylevors, a system of segmentally arranged upwardly and roaiwvardly striking type bars, a system of parallel sub-levers pivoted on tixod pivots and arranged in a single substantially horizontal plane, and a second system of sub-levers interposed between the type bars and said iirst mentioned sub-levers and coacting directly with said first mentioned sublovors.

2. .ln a front-strike typewrit-ing machine, the combination of parallel key-levers, a series of upwardly and rearwardly striking type-bars, a series of sub-levers arranged above the key levers pivoted intermediate of their ends on fixed pivots and operatively connected to the key-levers, and a, series of angle lovers operatively connected to the typo-bar and controlled by the sub-levers.

b. in a front-strike typewriting machine, the combination of a series of parallel keylevers, a series of parallel and substi'intially horizontal sub-levers of the first order extending fore and aft of the machine substantially parallel with said key levers and connected at their rear ends to said key-levers, a series of upwardly and rearwardly striking type bars, and operative connections between the sub levers and type-bars and connected to the sub-levers at the forward ends thereof.

4. In a fr(' ntstrike typewriting machine, the combination of a series of parallel keylevers, substantially straight parallel sublevers of the first order, pivoted to a fixed portion of the machine and operatively connected to the key-lewrs, and substantially parallel therewith, and bell-cranks between the sub-levers and type-bars.

5. In a front-strike typewriting machine, the combination of a series of upwardly and rearwardl y swinging type bars, a series of key-levers, a series of substantially horizontal sub-levers operatively connected to the key levers, a series of vertical sub-levers pivoted to a fixed portion of the machine lower than the type bars and operatively connected to the horizontal sub-levers to be vibrated fore and aft of the machine, and operating links coni'iecting the vertical sublevers to the type bars.

6. The combination of a set of frontstrike pivoted type bars, a system of angular sub-levers each having arms of unequal length, said sub-levers being fulcrurned on a horizontal axis, and their shorter arms increasing in length by degrees on opposite sides of the middle of the system, these arms extending further from the horizontal axis at the sides than at-the middle'of the system, means connecting the longer arms of these sub-levers with the type bars, and key-" actuated'devices cgmnected with the shorter arms of'these sub levers- I 7. In a typewritlng machine, the combination ofa system of type bars secured at elevations progressively increasing from the.

middle to the sides of the system, a set of key-levers, a set of horizontal sub-levers se cured below the type bars; andfin operative connection with the key-levors,' and another. set of sub-levers operatively connected with 'iaid horizontal sub-levers and with the type ars. l 8 In a typewriting machine, theeo'mbination of a system of type bars secured at elevations progressively increasing from the middle to the sides of the1system,"-a set of key levers, a set of horizontal sub-levers secured below the type bars and in operative corinection with the key levers, and a set of angularsub-levers .operatively connected with' said horizontal sub-levers and with the type bars.-

necting the angular sub-levers with the type 36b ars.

10. In a typewriting'machine, the combination of a system of type bars secured at I elevations progressively increasing from the middle to the sides of the systen1,;.a set of key levers, a set of horizontal sub-levers secured below the type bars and in operative connection with the key levers, said sub,- levers varying in length from the middle to the sides of the set, and anotherset of'sublevers operatively connected with said horizontal sub-levers and .With the type bars.

11. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a system of type bars secured at elevations progressively'increasing from the middle to the sides of the system, a set of key levers, a set of horizontal sub-levers operatively connected with the key levers,

said sub-levers varying inlength from the middle to the sides of the set, and a set of angular sub-levers operatively connected with said horizontal sub-levers and with the type bars.

12. In a typewritin machlne, the com bination of a system 0 type bars secured at elevations progressively increasing from the middle to the sides of the system, a set of key levers, 'a set of horizontal sub-levers operatively connected with the key levers, said.

sub-levers varying in length from the middle to the sides of the set,'a set of angular sub- "bination of a system of, type bars secured at bars, I v 14. Ina front-strike typewriting'machine;

type-bars, said connections being nected to the type-bar.

levers operatively 'connected withsaid horizontal sub-levers, and linksconnecting the angular SllbrlGVGl'S with the type bars."

13. In a typewriting machine, the comelevations )rogressivcly incrda'sing from tht mlddle to t e sides of the system, a set of key levers, a set of horizontal sub levers ful cruined on a common axis and operatlvely j connected with'the key levers, and anothen set of sub-levers operatively connected with said horizontal sub-levers and with the type the combination of a set of key-levers, a set 'of sub-levers, said' sub-levers extending longitudinally fore and aftoof the machine and which areconnected to said keylevers by pin andslot connections, both sets of arms of Said sub-levers being substantially horizon: tally disposed, a set of type-bars, and connections between said sub-levers and type bars, said actuating connections beingsepalrate from said type bars and sub-levels.-

EIn a-front-strike typewriting machine,

the combination of a type-'bar,*a key-lever, a

horizontally disposed sub .-lev e,r connected theretoby 'a pin andslot connection, a bell- :crank to which the sub-lever is connected by a pin and slotconnection, and-operative con nections between the bell-crank and type.- bar. 16; In a front-strike typewriting'machine, thecombination of a set of upwardlyand rearwardly swingingtype-bars, a set of keya levers, a set of straight sub-levers that ex tend longitudinally fore and'aft of the; ma

chine. in a singlehorizontal plane and substantially parallel with said key levers, said sub-levers being connected to the key-levers by pin and'slot con-nections,- and 'operatlve connections between the sub levers and from said type bars and sub-levers.

17. In a front-strike typewritingv machine, the combination of a type-bar, a key-lever, a straight sub-lever that extends fore and-aft of'the machine and is connected to the.key lever by a pin and slot connection, and a bell-crank connected to saidsub-leverby a pin and slot connection and operatively com 18.: In a typewriting machine, the combination of a system of segmentallyarranged type bars, the type bars of the system being situated at elevations progressively increasing from the middle to the sides of the system, a set of key levers, a set ofhorizontal separate sub-levers fulcrumed on a common axis and,

operatively connected with the key-levers,

and a set of angular sub-levers operatively connected with said horizontal sub-levers and with the type bars.

19. In a typewriting machine the combination of a system of segmentell iy arranged type bars, the type bars of the system being situated at elevations progressively increasing from the middle to the sides of the system, a set of key levers, a set of horizontal sub-levers i'ulcrnmed on a common axis and operatively connected with the keydcvers, a set of angular sub-levers operatively connected with said horizontal sub-levers, and links connecting the angular sub-levers with the type bars.

20- .[n a typem'iting machine, the combination ofsegmentally arranged type-bars a series of key-levers and connections between said key levers and type bars, said connections comprising a series of typed'iar actuating sub-levers that extend longitudinally fore and alt of the machine, and a series of hell cranks that cooperate with the sublevers, arms of diilerent bell- 'cranks being of ditlerent lengths.

21. in a typewriting machine, the combination of a series of segmentally arranged type-bars, a series 01 key levers, and connections between said key levers and type bars, said connections comprising a series of straight type bar actuating sub-levers, and a series of bell-cranks that cooperate with the straight sub-levers, the arnis of di'll'erent bell-cranks being of dill'erentdengtlis.

22. lna typewriting machine, the combination of a series of segmentally arranged type-bars, a series of key-levms. and connections between said key levers and type bars, said connections con'iprising a series of substantially horizontally disposed sub-levers that extend longitudinally tore and at't of the machine, and a series oi hell cranks that coop crate with the sub-levers, the arms of the different bell cranks being of diii'erent lengths.

23. In a typewriting machine, the con1l ination of a series of segmentally arranged type-bars, a series of key-levers. a series of substantially horizontally disposed sublovers that extend longitudinally lore and alt ol' the machine, a series of vertically disposed bell cranks connected to said sublevcrs, the arms of the dil'l'ercnt bell-cranks being of dill'erent lengths, and means for connecting said hell-cranks to said typebars. I

'24. in a typewriting machine, the conrbination of segnientally arranged type-bars, a series of key-levers, and connections be tween said hey levers and type bars; said connections comprising a series of sub-lovers that are controlled by-said key-levers and extend longitudinally fore and aft of the machine, and a series of bell-cranks, the arms of which increase in length from the center to thesides ol' the series.

25. In a typewriting machine. the combination of a series of segmentally arranged type-bars. a series of key-levers, and connections between said hey levers and type bars, said connections comprising a series of sub-levers that are controlled by Lin: nx v levers, and a series of cm perating bellcranks, both sets of arms of said hell cranks increasing in length to a proporlioinite degree from the center to the sides of ill" series of bell-cranks.

'36. in a typcwriting machine, the rombination of a series of gmentally arranged type-bars, a series ol key-levers, and connections between said hey levers and type bars, said connections comprising a series 01' substantially straight sub-levers controlled by the key levers, and a series of b'ell-cranks, both sets ol arms of said bell cranks being of progressively greater length l'rom the center to the sides of the series.

27. in a typewriting machine, the combination of a series otsegmentally arranged type-bars, a series of key-levcrs, a series of substantially straight sub-levers controlled thereby, a series of vertically disposed bellcranks controlled by said sub-levers and both sets of arms of said bell cranks being of progressively greater length from the center to the sides ol the series of bell-cranks, and means for connecting said bell-cranks to the type-bars.

38. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a series of segmentally arranged type-bars, a series of key-levers. a series of straight sub-levers of varying lengths controlled thereby, a series of bell-cranks of varying sizes controlled by said sub-levers, and means for connecting said bell-cranks to the typedmrs.

29. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a series of segmentally arranged typebars, a series of key-levers, a serie ol' straight substantially horizontal sub-levers of varying lengths arranged above the keylevers and controlled thereby, a series ol bell-cranks of varying lengths controlled by said sub-lovers, and means for connecting said bell-cranks to the type-bars.

30. In a tniewriting machine, the combination of a series of seginentall v arranged type-bars, a series of kcy-levers, a ser es of sub-levers that extend fore and all oi the machine and arranged above the key-levers and substantially parallel thereto, connections between said keylevers and snblevers, bell-cranks that vary. in sizes and which are connected to said sub-levers. and connections between said bell-cranks and type-bars.

' 31.' In a typcwriting machine. the ('o1nl)ination of a series of segmcntally arranged type-bins a series of key-levers. and connections between said key levers and type bars, said com cctions comprising a series ol' sub-levers of varying lengths pivoted to a fixed portion of the machine and extending fore and aft of the machine. and a seiics ol' type-bar actuating bell-cranks of varying sizes cot'iperatii'ig with said sub-levers.

In a typewriting machine, the eombi nation of a series of segmentally arranged type-bars, a series of key-levers, a-series of straight horizontally disposed sub-levers ar-.'

ranged above the key-levers and parallel thereto,

levers and the arms of which vary in length from the center to the sides of,the series, and

connections between said bell-cranks and type-bars. V V

33. ln a typewriting machine, the comb i nation of a series of. segmentallyarranged rearwardly striking type-bars, a series-of key-levers, a series of straight sub-levers that extendv longitudinally fore and aft of the "ma chine, a series of hell-cranks that are progressively largerfrom-the center to the sides of the series, in and. slot connections bee tween the keyevers-and sub-levers and betype-bars.- I

tween the sub-levers and bell-cranks, and connections between the bell- '(.-ranks and 34. In a typewriting machine, the combi nation .of a series of segmentally arranged.

connections betweenv said key levers and cranks which have type bars, said connections comprising a series of parallel horizontally disposed sublevers, and bell-cranks of varying sizes connectedto the sub-levers. a p 36. In a typewriting maehine, the combination of'a series of segmentally arranged rearwardly striking type-bars, a series of vertically disposed type-bar actuating bellfrom the center to the sides of the series, horizontally arranged parallel sub-levers that cooperate with the bell-cranks, and links between said bell-crahksfirid type-bars.

37. In a .typewriting machine, the eomhi.- nation of a series of 'segmentally arranged rearwardly striking type-bars, vertically posed bell-cranks having upwardly and, rearwardly extending arms, 0th setsv of said arms being progressively longer from the center to the sides of the series, means for connecting the upwardly extending arms of the bellcranks" to the type-bars, sub-levers connected to the rearwardly extending arms-of the bell-cranks, and key-levers connected to said sub-levers. I

38. In a typewriting machine, the combiination of a series of'segmentally arranged connections between P said key levers and sub-levers, a series of verticallydisposed bell-cranks connected to said.sub'

arms of the bell-cranks i '40. In'atypewriting machine, the

.both sets of said arms being longer from the centerflto the sides ofthe se-.

progressively longer arms 1 rearwarclly striking type-bar's, vertically disposed parallel bell-cranks having upwardly 1 and rearwardly extending arms, both sets of r said arms progressively longer fromthe center to the'sides f the 'series,,means for connecting theupwardly extending arms of the bell cranks to'the type-bars parallel sun levers extending foreand aft 0 the machine and connected to the rearwardly extending a d keylevers connected to said sub-lever 39. In a typewriting machine, the combirnation of a' series of segmentally arranged rearwardly strikingrtype bars, vertically disposed parallel bell-cranks having upwardly and rearwardlyextehdingarms; both sets of said armsbeing progressivelylonger-from the v center to the sides of the series, draw-links for connecting the upwardly extendingarms of the bell-cranks to the type-bars, parallel horiv zontally disposed sub e levers connected to the rearwardlyextending arms of thebelL I cranks, and horizontally dis connected to said sub-levers:

nation of a' series of rearwardly pivoted type-bars, vertically disposed bell-cranks pivoted to, and carried by a combi-- segmentally arranged posed key-levers fixed portion of the machine and having up wardly and. rearwardlyf extending arm's,

progressively ries, the upwardly extending arms of the bell-cranks projecting forward o'fthe pivots of the type bars', draw-links for connecting the upwardly extending arms of- .jthe bell cranks to the type-bars, sub-levers connected to the rearwardly extending arms of the bellcranks, and key-levers connected to'said sublevers.

'41; In a typewriting machine, the combination of a series of' segr'nentally arranged rearwardly striking pivoted type-bars, bell-'- cranks havirig upwardly projecting arms thatextend. forward of the pivots of the typebars, connections between said upwardly projecting arms and the type bars, sub-levers that extend. longitudinally fore and aft of the machine and are connected to said hell- I cranks, and horizontally disposed key-levers connected to said sub-levers.

f 42. Ina typewriting machine,the combination of a ,series of segmentally arranged I'earwardly striking pivoted type-bars, vertically disposed bell-cranks having upwardly projecting arms that extend forward of the pivots of the type-bars, connections between said u Wardly projecting arms and the t pebars, orizontally disposed parallel su -levers that extend longitudinally fore and aft of the machine and are connected to said bell-cranks, and horizontally disposed keylevers connected to said sub'le v,ers.

' '43. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a series of segmentally arranged rearwardly striking pivoted type-bars, bellcranks having upwardly projecting arms that extend l'm'ward ol' the pivots ol the typebars, connections between projecting arms and the vers that extend longitudinally lore and al't ol' the machine and are connected by a pin and slot connection to said bcll-crai'iks, and lwy-levers'connected by a pin and slotconncction to said sub-levers.

44. in a typewriting machine. the combination ol' a series ol segmcntally arranged rearwardly striking type bars, a series of parallel bell 'cranlv's operativcly connected to the type bars for actuating them, the said bell cranks being pivoted in a single line extending transversely of the machine and the ends ot" the arms of the bell cranks being arl vpe-hars, subranged in two segments, sub-levers connected to said bell cranks,

angular lever, one with the other and key levers connected to said sub-levers.

45. 111 a ty 'iewritmg machine,

natlon of a series of segmentally arranged t )ebars a series oi horizontall dis )osed ke -levers a series of llOI'lZOiii'illlV dis )osed parallel sub-levers comwcted to the key levers, a series of vertically disposed parallel bell-cranks having upwardly and rearwardlv projecting arms that vary in length throughout the series, the rearwardly extending arms being connected to said sub-levers, and links connecting the upwardly projecting arms of-the bell-eranks to the typo-bars.

46. In a front strike typewriting machine, the'coinbination of a platen, a type bar which swings upwardly and rearwardly to print against the front face of the platen, a key lever, a substantially horizontally disposed subdeverv of the first order, the key lever being connected to one end of said sub-lever, an arm of which is connected end of said sub-lever, the other arm of the angular lever being operatively connected with the type bar, and a contractile spring connected at one end to the sub-lever and at the other end to the key lever. 1

47. In a typewriting machine, the combination of'a system ,of type bars, a system of key levers, a system of sub-levers of the first order substantially parallel with said key levers and operatively connected at their rear arms with the'kev levers and operatively connected. at their forward arms with the type bars, and restoring springs connected to and interposed between said key levers and the forward arms ol said sub-levers,

48. In a trout-strike typewriting machine, the combination of an upwardly and rear- Wardly striking type bar, stantially horizontally disposed straight sublever oi' the ti'r t order extending fore and aft of the mat hine, the key lever being t()h2 ed to one end t said sublever, an angular lever having a substantially horizontally disthe combisaid upwardlv andat the other end to the posed arm connected with the other end oi said sub-lever, the other arm ol' the angular lcverbeingupwardly directed and opera! ively connected \vit h the type bar and a contractile spring connected at one end to the sub-lever kc) lever.

it). In a typewriting machine, the contbination ol a system of type bars, a system of horizontally disposed key levers, a system ol' horizontally disposed sub-lewrs extendl l i l l l l ing longitudinally tore and alt ol' the machine and suhsmntially parallel with said hey levers, the forward ends of said sublevers being operalively connected with the type bars, the rear ends of said sub-levers icing operatively connected with said key levers, and contractile resttn'ing springs between said hey levers and the forward arms of said sub-levers.

50. in a typewriting machine, the combination of atype-bar, a lu-y-lever, a sub-lever extending longitmlinally lore and aft of the machine and opcratively connected to the type-bar and key-lever, a contractile spring between said key-lever and sub-lever, and nieansl'or adjusting the tension of said spring.

51. in a typewriting machine, the combination of u t vpe-bar, a key-lever, a sub-lever substantially parallel to said ,key-lever and opcratively connected to the type-bar and key-lever. a spring connected to and interposed between said key-lever and sub-lever, and means l'or adjusting the tensionol' said spring.

In a typewriting machine. the combination of a type-bar, a ke \'-lever longitudinally extending tore and all olthe machine a sub-lever extending lore and aft of the machine and operatively connected to the typehar and key-lever, a spring connected to and interposed between said sub-lever and keylcver, and means for adjusting the tension of said spring.

53. in a typewriting machine, the colnblnation of a type-bar, a key-lever, a sub-lever substantially parallel to the key lever and operatively connected to said type-bar and key-lever, a contractile spring interposed l etween the key-lever and sub-lever and connected at one end to one of said parts by an adjustable fastening device, whereby the tension ot the spring may be varied.

54'. In a typewriting machine, the comhi -nation with a kev-lever and a type-bar coni fastening device in a direction transverse to a key lever, a suhl nation with a kevlevcr and the length of the key-lever, and a restoring spring connected to the l'astening device,

5.3. in a typewriting machine, the combia typo-bar controlled thereby. of a sample-like fastening device carried by said lacy-lever and having one arm longer than the other, means cooperafi ing with the long arm of saidfastening' device for affording an adjustment of thedeice in a direction transverse to the length of transverse to the length of the'key-leyer, and

fa .re'storin spring connected to the fastening f'device, w ereby th tension or the "spring may be varied at-wi and-.thei-spring may be readily connected to I or disconnected from theikey-lever;

nation of" a t ype bar' opposite sides thereofl andanti-frictionroll ers interposed between said?type-barsand hangers. I 58. Ina ty'pewritin machine, the combi- .nation of a type-bar hanger, .a plurality of type-barscarried and'wholl- ,supporte by said "hanger, anti-friction r'o ers .mterposed between said type-bar's and hanger, and adjustable bearingsfor said'rollers." 59. In'a typewritin' machine, the cembis nation of a type-baranger, a plurality of type-bars carried and wholly supported by. a said hanger, anti-friction rollers interposed" between; said type-bars and hanger, and means for readily effecting a detachment of i the ty e-bars from-said hanger. 1

60. n a typewritin machine, thecombination of a type-baranger, a 1plurality' of type-bars mounted u' on opposite faces of sad hanger andwhol y supported thereby, and' anti-friction rollers interposed between said ty e-bars andhanger. I 61. s a typewritin machine, the cornbis i5 nation of'a type-baranger, a plurality of type-bars mounted upon p 0Sll26 facesof and ada ted to rotateupon t 0 same or subfriction rollers interposed between said'typea bars and hangers.

nation of a type-bar-hanger, roller bearings upon opposite sides OfSBJd hanger, a set of anti-friction rollers supported on-each rollerbearing, and a type-bar supported by each set, of anti-friction rollers and wholly supported by said hanger.

he key-lever,,.and a restoring spring conatypewritin'g machine, the *coinbi- I 57;]In a-typewrit II IIaChiDGfthGQOI II bi hen er, a luralityof nation of'a type-bar-hanger, r0 "type-barscarriedv whollyy'sai hanger on supported by each set of ro said hanger, anti-'friction ro ersinterposed" I 62. In a typewritinfi machine,'-the' -combi.

type-bars mounted ii on opposlte. faces got orted thereby stantial y the same pivotal center, and anti-' 63. In a typewriting machine, the combi-" .64. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a type-bar-hanger, roller-bearings j uponopposite sides of said hanger, a set of associatedv with eachset of rollers.

' 65. In a typewriting machine nation of 'a'-type bar-hanger, roller-bearings upon, opposite sides of saidhanger and wholl the combisupported thereby, a set of anti-friction rol .ers supported on each roller-bearing, a typebar supported by [each set, .of anti-friction rollers, an adusta'ble' roller-bearing associ ated with eac set of rollers, and means for i securing the adjustable bearingsinthe positions to which they are adjusted.

66.;In a typewriting machine the combiller-bearings upon opposite 'sidesTofsaid hanger, a set of anti-friction rollers supported on each rollerbearing, a type-bar supperted by each set of anti-friction rollers, and an, ad j ustabl'e roller bearing associated with each set of rollers andcarried by and adjustable'onthe hanger.

67. In a typewriting' machine, the combisupported by each roller-bearing, a type-bar srgpported byeach set of rollers, and adjuste roller-bearings supported by said Web upon opposite sides thereof and each coop erati'ng w th a, set of said rollers.

68; In a. typewiiting machine, the combi- 'nation ef a type-banhangerhaving a central web, roller-bearings upon opposite faces of said central web, a set of anti-friction rollers supported by eachroller-beari a type-bar e'rs, screwthreaded supports carried bysaid, hanger and roller-bearings carried by and adjustable on said supports and'each bearinlg cooperate -ing with a set of anti-friction 'ro e 69. In atypewriting machine, the combination ofa type-bar-hanger having a central web,-roller-'bearings upon opposite faces of said central web, a' setof. anti-friction rollers supported by each roller-bearing, a type-bar supported by each set of re ers, screw- .threade'd' supports carried-luv said hanger,

roller-bearings carried by and adjustable. on said supports and each cooperating with a set of anti-frietion'rollers, and means fors'ecuring eachof the adjustable roller-bearings in its adjusted position. v

70. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a type-bar-hanger having -a central nation of a typerbar-hanger having a central web, roller-bearings upon opposite facesvof said central web, a set of anti-friction rollers Web', roller-bearings upon opposite faces of 25 said central web, a setof anti-friction rollers supported by each roller bearing, a ty e-bar sup )orted by each set of rollersg'an indepem ently adjustable roller-l)ea1'ing-plates situated at opposite sides of the web of the hanger and ach cooperating with a set. of

lwarring-rollers.

Tl. in a typewriting machine, the combination oi atype-har-hanger having a central web, roller bearings upon opposite faces of said central web, a set of antil'riction rollers supportml by each roller bearing, a type-bar supported by each set of rollers, laterally cxtending bearing studs that project in op )0- site directions from said web, and rollerbearings supported by and adjustable on said studs.

l in a typewriting machine, the combination of a type-bar-lranger having a. central web, roller-bearings upon opposite laces of said central web, a set 01' anti-friction rollers supported by each rollerbcaring, a iype-bar supported by each set of rollers, la-t'erallv e tending screv.'threaded bearing studs that project from said web, and roller bearings received and adjustable on said screwtlu'eaded studs, one of said adjustable hearings cooperating with each set of bearing rollers.

73. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a type-barhanger having a central web, roller-bearings upon opposite faces of said central web, a set of anti-friction rollers sup 'iorted by each rollcr-lmning, a type-bar supported by each set of rollers, laterally extending screw-threwled bearing studs that project in opposite directions from said web, and bearing plates that have central threaded openings therein and are supponted by and adjustable on said l'iearing-studs, each of said bearing-plates cooperating with a set of bearing-rollers.

74-. in a typcwriting machine, the combination of a typebar hanger which wholly supports a plurality of type bars and has a, plurality of roller bearings on opposite sides thereof, airti-frietion rollers li-r the bearings n the hanger, and a plurality of type-bars arranged side by side and supported on said bearing rollers on opposite sides of the hanger.

75. In a. ty 'x-wvriting machine, th combination of a plurality-01' type-bars each having an eye with anti-fricrion rollcr-liearings therein, anti-friction roll rs received within said bearings, and-a single hanger having roller-bearings that coopm-a-te V\ ith said rollers to Wholly support the type-bars in place on said hanger.

76. In a typewriting machine, the coinbination, of a plurality of type-bras each having an eye with an anti-friction roller-bearing therein, anti-friction rollers received within said bearings, and a single hanger lniving roller-bearings upon a'ipposite sides thereof, supports upon opposite sides 01 the'hangor which project through the eyes of the tvpebarsfan d roller-bearings mounted upon said supports.

j 77. In a typewriting machine, the combij nation of plurality of type-bars each having an eye with an anti-friction rollcr-bcaring therein, anti-friction rollers received within said bearings, and a single hanger having rollcr-bcarings upon opposite sides thcreol', supports upon opposite sides of the hanger which project through the eyes of the typebars, and roller-bearings reinova blc l'ronrand adjustable upon said supports 78. in a typeuu'iting machine, the combi. nation ol a plurality ol type-bars each having an eye with an anti-Friction roller-bearing therein, anti-friction rollers received within said bearings, and a single hanger havin roiler-bcarings upon opposite sides thcreoi, supports upon o'ppositc sides of the hanger which project through the eyes ol the type bars, roller-bearings removable from and adjustable upon said supports, and means for securing said adjustable hearings in their adjusted positions.

79. in a typcwriting machine, the combination of a plurality ol type-bars each having an eye with an anti-friction roller-bcaring therein, a single hanger having a central web with roller-bearings upon opposite sides thereof, scrcuthreadcd projections that extend from opposite sides of said web and tin-(nigh the eyes in the type-bars, and bearing-plates with threaded openings therein and which are received on the threaded projections.-

80. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a plurality of typesbars each hav ing an eye with anti-friction roller-bcarings therein, a single hanger having a central web with roller-bearings upon opposite sides thereof, screw-threaded projcctaons that ex.- tend from opposite sides of said web and through the eyes in the type-bars, bearing plates with threaded openings therein and which are received on the threaded projections, and set screws that prevent the bearing-plates from turning on the projections on which they are mounted.

8]. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a ty )0 bar hanger, a type bar carried thereby, hearings between the type bar and hanger, aid bearings comprising an adjustable bearing plat-c, anti-friction balls between said bearings, means for affording a relative adjustment of said bearings, and a set screw carried by and passing through adjustable bearing plate against rotation .and in its adjusted postion.

82. In a typewriting nnichine. the combination of atype bar hanger, anti-friction roller-bearings carried thereby, a type-bar having a roller-bearing, anti-friction rollers in said bearing and interposed between the type-bar and hanger, and a set screw cari ried by one of said bearings on the hanger and said adjustable bearing plate for looking the movement of one of t bearingagainst the hanlgaerforpreventing a" J e bearings on the hanger relatively to the other. '83. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a type-ba'r-hanger having a rollerbearing, a set of anti-friction rollers for said bearing, a'type-bar having an eye with a roller-bearing, an adjustable bearingplate carried by said hanger, and a set screw that passes throughthe bearing plate and throughthe eye of the type-bar and bears against. the hanger and prevents. a movement ofthe adjustable bearing plate relatively thereto.

84. In a typewritin machine, the combination of a type-barranger having rollerbearings upon opposite sides thereof, a set of anti-friction rollers for each of said bearings,

. a plurality of type-bars each having an eye witha roller-bearing therein, adjustable bearing-plates carried bysaidhanger at;

opposite sides thereol, and set screws that pass throu h the bearing-plates and through the eyes 0% the type-bars and bear against thehanger and prevent a movement of'the adjustable bearing-plates relatively thereto; a 85. 'In'atypewritingl machine, the combination ofa type bar anger,- a. plurality of type bars carried by each hanger, and a set of bearing rollers for each type bar, the plane of each set of rollers being'inclined to the median plane of the hanger;

86. In a typewritin machine, the combination of a type bar hanger, a plurality of ty e-bars *carnedby' saidihanger, and a set of hearing rollers for each type bar, the plane of each set of rollers being inclined to the median plane of the hanger and the different sets of rollers being arranged in intersecting -planes.

. said-anti-friction rollers.-

87 J In a typewriting. machinefthe combination of a. type+bar hanger having a central. web with faces inclined relatively to/each other, bearings on said faces, and type-bars supported bysaid bearings.- 45

88. xlnaitypewriting machine, the. coinbination of. a type} bar hanger which wholly supportsa lurality of type bars and. hasa plurality o roller bearings, the planes of whichare at angles one tofanofther, a-plu'rale ity. of sets of" anti fric'tion-rollers 'for said bearings, said sets of rollers-in inter secting planes, and type' harssupportedby 89. In a typewritin machine, thej-conrbi nation of a type-bars anger having roller. hearings on o posite sidesthereofj, and at m angle to eac other, bearing-projections extending from opposite sides of the hanger,

each. rojection extendin'gat ri ht angles to the ane of the side of the anger from' Whic 'it pro'ects', roller-bearings supported and adjusta le on said""rojeptions, antifriction rollers supported ysaid bearings, and type-.bars'supported on said rollers.-

' type-bar havingan eye through which one of said projections extends.

' 9]. in a. typewritin machine, the combiextending from opposite sides of the hanger,

natidn of a type-'barranger 'havingrollerbearin s on opposite sides thereof and at an anglef to each other, screw-threaded studs extending from opposite sides of the hanger, each stud extending at .right angles'to the projects, bearing-plates having threaded plane of the side of the hanger from which it i openings therein and which are supported and adjustable on said studs, anti-friction rollers supported by said bearing plates,

type-bars supported on said rollers, and set I screwslfor maintaining the bearing the ad'usted positions.

92. n a 'typewritin machine, the combination of a type-baranger having rollerbearings on opposite sides thereof and at an angle to each other, screw-threaded studs each stud extending-"at right angles to the plates in' plane of the side of the hanger from which it projects, bearing plates' having threaded openings therein and whichare supported rollers supported by said bearing plates, type-bars supported on said rollers, each type-bar having an eye through which one of'said studs extends, and set screws. for

and. adjustable on said studs, anti-friction extending from opposite sides of the hanger,

maintaining the bearing-plates in the adjusted positions;

4 93, In at pewriting machine, the 00lI1- binationof a anger, a plurality of type-bars supported thereby and a set of anti-friction ro lers for each type-bar, the median plane of each type-bar and its set of anti-friction rollers being'at an angle to the nedian plane of the: other type-bar and its set of antifriction rollers.

9 t. In a :typewriting machine,- the combi- 118131011 'ofa type-bar, a roller-bearing support therefor, one of-said parts having a circular oove or depressronand the other a circular y ange cooperating, therewith, and bearing rollers arrangdin a circle Whose diameter is substantially the same-as that of said circular gro 0ve,-the said flanged and grooved 'parts cooperating to prevent access of dust "or grit to the said bearing rollers.

'95. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a' type-bar, having a circular groove or depression in a side thereof, bear ing rollers, and ,a roller bearingjdisk rota'-' table to. adjust it relatively to the bearing dust or grit to the bearing rollers. 1

.cular groove in one part, a circular-flange on the other part to prevent the passage of dust by the groove," groove being'out or grit past the joint formed the type-bar and bearingsplate;

97. In a typewriting. machine, the combi-i nation of a type-b'ar'having an eye with a rollerbearing at the inner o eni'1g in' said eye, a bearing plate that over aps the eye in the type-bar, a circular groove in one of'saidj parts, a circular flange 0n the othenand' which proi'ec'ts' into said groove, and antifriction ro lers between the bearings of, the

type bar and ther bearing-plate, wherebydust is prevented from reaching the roller 98. In a'typewriting machine," the combi nation of a type-barhanger, a type-bar having an eye therein,wa circular groovein the Q nation of a pivoted,upwardly and rearwardly side of the eye, a bearing-plate that overlaps the opening in the eye of the type-bar and has a circular flange that extends into the circular groove, means for adjusting said bearing-)late on thehanger, and anti-friction rolers between the bearing-plate and type-bar. 99. Ina typewriting machine, the combiswinging'type bar, a key lever, and-operative connections between the key lever and type-bar, said connections comprisin a substantially horizontally disposed sub-lever of the first order operatively connected to said key lever, both ends ofsaid sub-lever moving in upright arcs, trolled by said first mentioned sub-lever, and roller bearing connectionsbetweensaid sublevers. p

100. In a type-writing machine, the comtype-bar,.,a key lever, and operative connections between-the key lever and type bar, said connections oompnising a substantially horizontally disposed sub-lever substantially parallel throughout'its length with and operatively connected to said key lever, a be lcrank controlled byrsaid sublever, and roller bearing connections between said. sub-"lever and bell crank.

101. In a typewriting machine, the cornbination of a type-bar, a key lever, and operative connections between said key lever and type-bar, said connections comprising a substantially horizontally disposed sub-lever of the first order extending fore and aft of the machine substantially lever and operatively connected thereto, a second sub-lever, one

of said sub-levers cara second sub-lever con parallel with said key and prevents access of senses :ryin g'a roller and the other being forked'to receive said roller, and operative connections from thesecond su-b lever to. the t pe-bar.

102. In a typewriti'n machine, t e combinationof a type bar, a. ey lever, and opera- 96. In a typewriting machine, the comb} nation of a type-bar, a bearing-plate, a cir tive connections between said key lever and type bar, said connections contprising a substantially horizontall dis ose sub ever of the first order exten 'ng ore and aft of the machine substantially panallel withsaid key lever and operatively connected thereto, a bell crank orang'ula'r lever,- one of said sublever orbell crankelements carrying a roller and the other beingforked to receive said roller, and operative connections from the bell crank lever to the type bar.

103. In atyp'ewriting machine, the combination'jof a series of type bars, a series of key levers, and operative connections between said key-levers andtyp'e bars, said connections'. comprising substantially horizontally disposed sub-levers extending fore and aft of the machine substantiall parallel with said 5 key levers and operative y connected there- 1to,'a second series of sub-levers both sets of arms of which are of increasing lengths from the center to the sides of the system, one se ries of said sub-levers carrying rollers and the other series beingfo'rked to receive said. rollers, and operative connections from said second series of sub-levers to said type bars. 104. In a front-strike typewriting machine, the combination' of a series of parallel key levers,-a series of segmentally arranged upwardly and rearwardly swinging type bars, and aseries of 'sub-levers-each extendlng longitudinally throughout its length fore and aft of the machine, saidsu elevers being connected with the key levers and being operatively connected at one end of the series with the type bars, and those'ends of the sublevers which are connected with the type bars being all at the same elevation.

1057 111 a. front-strike typewriting machine, the combination of a series of parallel key levers, a series of segmentallyarranged upwardly and rearwar ly swinging type bars, and a series of sub-levers extending from their pivotal axis or axes towards the front and rear of the machine, said sub-levers being connected with the key levers and being operatively connected at one end of the series with the type bars, and those ends of the sub-levers which are connected with the type bars bein all at the same elevation.

106. In a hont-strike typewriting ma chine, the combination of a series of parallel key levers, a series offsegmentally arranged upwardly and rearwardly swinging type bars, and a'series of sub-levers extendlng longitudinally from their pivotal axis or axes towards the front. and rear of the machine, said sub-levers being operatively connected -at the rear end of the series with the key 16':

vers and at the front end with the type bars. 30

' extends longitudinally lengthwise of the machine, the series of sub-levers being equal in width from end to end of the series of key levers, said sub-levers being connected at one of the series with the key levers and being connected at the other end of the series with the type bars.

108. In a typewriter or like machine, a support, 'a plurality of hangers thereon, and

two ty e-bars embracing each han er be-' tween t em, and mounted to swing t ere'on, said two type bars being carried exclusively by the said hanger.

109. In a typewriter or like machine, a support, a plurality of tapering hangers thereon, and twotype bars mounted to swing on the converging outei faces of each hanger and embracing the said hanger between them, said two type bars being carried exclusively by the said hanger.

110. In a typewriter or like machine, a support, hangers on' said support, each hanger having cones on 0 posite. faces, type bars located on each side 0 a hanger and provided with annular pivot portions having interior ball races, bal s interposed between the arranged to engage theoutersurfaces o mon axis and operatively connected with. said horizontal sub-levers and with the typeg .pivoted an balls.

1 11. In a typewriting machine, the com ination of a series of type-bars, a series of u right sub-levers, connections between tiie said upright sub-levers and'the type-bars, a series of horizontal sub-levers, aseries of key levers, and connections. betweenthe key levers and the horizontal sub-levers, the horizontal and u right sub-levers being centrally d being directly-"connected together at their meeting ends.- 7

112. I" a typewritlng'z,"machine,- the combination of upwardly and rearwardlystriking type bars, a series of key levers*, as'e1ies of horizontally disposed sub-leverslocated below said t pe bars and operatively connected to sai key levers, and a series of angle levers connected to said type bars and sublevers. I

. 113. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a system of type bars, the-type bars of the system being actuated at elevations progressively increasing from the mid dle to the sides of the system,'a set of key levers, a set of horizontal sub-levers operatively connected with the key 1evers,and another set of sub-levers fulcrumed' one. com

bars.

114. In a typewriting type. bars, a' series of key levers,

type bars and said cones, and adjustable Fags I t e aria-chine, the com-.. bination of a system of type bars, the type bars of the system being actuated at elevations progressively increasing from the mid- .'dle to the sides of the system, a set of key levers, a set of horizontal sub-levers operatively connected with the key levers, and a set of angular sub-levers fulcrumed on a common axis and operativelyconnected with iaid horizontal sub-levers and with the type ars.

115. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a system of type bars secured at elevations rogressivel increasing from the middle to t e sides of t e system, a set of key levers, a set of horizontal sub-leversoperatiyely connected with the key levers, a set of angular'sub-levers fulcrumed on a common was and operatively connected with said horizontal sub levers, and links connecting 'the angular sub-levers with the type bars.

. 116. In a typewriting machine, thecombination of a series of segmentally arranged type bars, a series of key levers, and a series of angular levers which cooperate therewith,

both sets of arms of said'sub-levers increasing in length to a proportionate degree from the center to the sides of the series of angular levers.

117. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a series of segmentally arranged a series of angular sub-levers" controlled b said key levers, both sets of arms of sai sub-leversbeing of progressively greater length from the center to the sides of the series. I

118. In a typewriting machine, the combination of aseries of segmentally arranged type bars, a series of key levers, a series of vertically disposedangular sub-levers controlled by the key levers, both sets of arms of said sub-lever being of progressively greater length from the center to the sides'oit the series of angular levers, and means for connecting said angular levers to the type bars.

119. I-n'a' typeyvriting'machine, the combination of a series of segmentally arranged upwardly and rearwardly strikin type bars, a series of arallel key levers an .a vseries of vertically is osed an brate fore an aftof t e machine, both sets of arms'of said angular levers increasing in length to a proportionate degree from the center to-vthe si levers.

"120. In a typewntmg machine, the combination of a' series of segmentall arranged type bars, a series of keycontrolied operating levers, a series of angular levers'controlled by said. operatin levers, both sets of arms .of said angular evers increasing in es of the series, andantiand angular levers.

121F111 a typewriting machine, the comlar levers which viy es oithe series ofangular bination of a series of segmentally arranged,

upwardly and rearwardly striking type bars, a series of parallel key-controlled operating levers, a series of angular sub-levers controlled thereby, both sets of arms of said an- .gular sub-levers being of progressively greater length from the center to the sides of the series, and anti-friction rollers carried by one of the-series oiangular sub-lcvers and key-controlled operating levers, and notches or slots in the other series of levers and in which the said anti-friction rollers are received. I

12-23; In a typewriting machine, the combination of a'system of type bars, key levers, and actuating mechanism between the type bars and the key levers, said actuating mechanism com rising two sets of sub-levers, one set of subevers having arms which are directly connected to arms of the other set of sub-levers, the connecting arms of the sublevers varying in length from the middleto the sides of the system.

Signed this 9th da. of March A. D. 1903.

Z MON G. SHOLES. Witnesses:

JENNIE WHITE, WALTER TRUE. 

